Is the following statement true? Justify your answer. Let B be a binary tree. If for each of vertices (v) a data item is inserted into vertex (v) and they are bigger than the data item inserted in the left son of vertex (v) and smaller at the same time, than data item inserted in the right son of the vertex (v). B is a search tree. Definition of data item(data entry): Data item is one unit of data in a storage record.

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